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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD was three when she became vegetarian and four when I figured out it would be easiest if I was too, to avoid cooking multiple things for meals. So I was 22, so I’ve been vegetarian for 23 years. No real desire for meat at this point. [/quote] Ha! My 2yo DD is on a quest to get me to eat way less meat too! She likes shrimp, though, so we sometimes compromise on dim sum.[/quote] What are you talking about? She doesn't eat it when you put it in front of her?[/quote] Pretty much. If I make curry or stew or whatever with chickpeas/lentils/tofu/beans/shrimp, she’ll eat it cheerfully; same meal made with any kind of meat, she’ll carefully eat around or pick the meat bits out. If I serve meat as one dish, she just won’t eat it. Loves peanut butter and avocados, though. If this is the one way she’s going to be insanely picky I’m honestly totally fine with that. Much better than my niece who are anything — so long as it was beige and a bland. 😂 Toddler food preferences are weird.[/quote] My 7 year old has always eaten like your toddler. It’s fine, great even, and has encouraged us to eat much less meat at home. I think we’d all live to 100 if we ate like these kids.[/quote]
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